Markets Move Amid Holiday Trading As Stocks Climb
Trading day shows broad activity with Maxwell stock dropping 5 percent before noon while Reading and Southern Railway rises on dividend hopes. St Paul preferred bought heavily as equipment and tobacco shares rally on industry improvement. Short covering active as investors renew money at four percent. overall close strong.
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Mie
Dewnloading
Maxwell B Atock
Reading
Raiway
St. Paul
Chicago cash grain prices at May 29 market report
Chicago cash grain report lists wheat values No. 3 red 1.89, No. 2 hard 1.69 to 1.72, and other grades. Corn prices feature No. 2 mixed 1.164 to 1.17, No. 3 mixed 1.13 to 1.15, and various yellow and white lots with 1.07 to 1.20 ranges. Seed and forage figures show timothy 6.10 to 7.25, clover 17.00 to 25.00, land 16.17, ribs 18.00, bellies 20.25.
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Chicago Grain & Provisions
Chicago
St Joseph Market Report May 29 Livestock Prices
St Joseph May 29 market receipts total 26 000 cattle 250 head with steers 10 to 25 cows and heifers 3 25 to 10 00 calves 0 00 to 30 00 stockers and feeders 5 00 to 11 00 sheep receipts 3 500 with lambs 14 50 to 16 00 ewes 7 00 to 8 26.
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Joseph
St. Joseph
Horse and Mule Market Prices Reported
Baet lists 84 souls and 29 hay. Horses priced from 45 to 200 dollars for draft, eastern, and southern quality. Mules priced by size from 60 to 225 dollars, with top heights 16.2 hands.
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Baet
Flour Market Notes from Minneapolis May 29
Flour unchanged with family patents at 35 cents and 9.40 per shipment. Total shipments reach 33,432 barrels. Bran priced at 27.60 and 28.50.
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Minneapplia
Cash Market Report Mixed Poultry and Eggs Prices
Fragmentary market note lists hens light heavy ducks geese eggs and related terms with scattered prices such as 13 to 25 cents. Includes indecipherable words and possible catalog shorthand.
Chicago Livestock Market Report Leads With Mixed Hogs and Cattle
Hogs receipts 17 000 with price declines 15 to 26 cents from Thursday. bulk 140 to 210 pound hogs 12.20 to 12.60, slaughter pigs 11.25 to 12.25, packing hogs 10.90 to 11.25. Cattle receipts 2 000 with most classes steady to strong, fat cows 5.25 to 7.00, vealers 9.75 to 11.00. Sheep receipts 8 000 with fat lambs steady, clippers 13.50 to 14.00, California springers around 16.50. Unofficial Monday livestock estimates: hogs 44 000, cattle 19 000, sheep 17 000.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
U. S. Dept. of Agric
California
Market News From Chicago Produce and Poultry May 29
Alive lower prices across poultry with varying figures for fowls broilers roosters turkeys ducks geese and regional potato and butter quotes. Eggs and butter show mixed changes with steady trading and regional price movements reported from U S shipments and state markets.
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Chicago
United States
Wisconsin-Michigan
Alabama-Louisiana
Bliss
South Carolina
Irish
Milk and Poultry Prices Mixed Across Markets May 29
New York reports steady butter with receipts 14 418 tubs and creamery higher. eggs irregular with 29 215 cases. Pacific coast whites up to 40 cents. Cheese firm at 26 27 cents, live poultry quiet. dressed poultry and chickens vary. Kansas City notes unchanged butter and eggs, poultry steady-to-lower. Potatoes Red River chips higher. St Louis shows varied hen and spring duck prices with butter quoted at 42 cents.
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New York
Pacific Coast
Express
Kanms City
Red River
Hay Price Quotes From St. Louis and Kansas City Markets
In St. Louis on May 29 hay prices listed for No 2 timothy 14.00 18.00 No 2 light clover mixed 14.00 16.00 No 2 heavy clover mixed 12.00 13.00 choice western alfalfa 28.00 29.00 Kansas City on May 29 hay prices show changed quotes for choice alfalfa 18.50 2000 No 1 prairie 10.00 12.00 No 1 timothy 14.00 15.00 clover mixed light 14.00 15.00.
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HAY
St. Louis
Choice Western
Kansas City
Choice
Liberty Bonds Market Update May 29
New York closing figures for Liberty Bonds show yields and prices across series. First 4s trade at 102.10, Second 4 1/4s at 101.10, Third 4s at 101.31, Fourth 4s at 102.18, U S Treasury 4s at 102.12, and U S Treasury 4 1/2s at 106.14 with closings noted for each issue.
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Liberty Bonds
New York
U. S Treasury
U. S. Treasury
Sugar Prices Steady in New York Market
Raw sugar holds firm in New York with spot Cuban at 4.37 duty paid. Refined sugar remains at 5.55 with 65.70 for fine granulated, keeping overall prices unchanged for the session.
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New York
Coffee Futures Steady as Rio and Santos Grades Listed
New York May 29 coffee market shows Rio No 7 at 20 percent and Santos No 4 at 24 percent. Futures hold near unchanged with July at 17.80 and December at 15.05.
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New York
Rio No. 7
Santos Noi
Wheat and grain futures slip on large May deliveries
Large May deliveries at the Chicago Board of Trade bring a downbeat session as month end settlements loom. Wheat leads losses with May and July prices backing off from opening gains. corn and oats follow, though some late buying stems from spread closures. Provisions move with hogs to the lows or near unchanged levels.
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Chicago
Omaha Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Omaha livestock report shows hog receipts 17 500 with prices 11.50 to 11.75 for most, top 11 80, cattle receipts 1 200 with steers 9 00 to 9 75, canners 3 00 to 4 35, veal top 9 00, sheep 1 800 with California springers 16 25 and native lambs 14 00, market generally steady to lower on hogs and steady on cattle and sheep.
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California
Grain prices in St Louis cash markets May 29
St Louis cash grain quotations list wheat at No 2 red 1.91 to 1.94, No 3 red 1.85, No 1 hard 1.59. Corn quotes show No 2 mixed 1.15 to 1.16, No 2 white 1.13 to 1.17 1 1 2% , No 2 yellow 1.18 to 1.19, No 8% yellow 1.17 to 1.17, oats No 2 white 50% to 61.
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ST. Louis
Clearing houses shows weekly excess reserves rise
New York May 29. The condition of clearing house banks and trust companies for the week ends shows an excess reserve of 49 404 320 dollars. This is an increase in excess reserve of 7 965 040 dollars compared with last week.
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New York
Grain prices from Omaha market report
Omaha cash grain prices list wheat and corn figures for May 29. No. 1 hard wheat 1.59 percent, No. 2 hard 1.59, No. 1 mixed 1.56. Corn values show No. 1 white 1.10, No. 1 yellow 1.12, No. 2 mixed 1.09. Oats quotes include No. 3 white 47 48, No. 4 white 46 46.
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Omaha
Toledo Seed Market Report May Prices
Toledo on May 29 reports clover seed cash 16.00 with Oct 14.25 bid and Dec 13.80 bid Timothy seed cash 3.50 with Sept 8.95 bid.
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Toledo
Clover
Timothy
Local residents plan visits and shopping trips this week
Mrs. Lee Dunlap of Fontanelle spends Thursday in the city shopping and visiting. Mrs. E. M. Ozenbaugh heads to Shenandoah for a day with friends. Axel Jacobson of Orient attends to business and reunites with old friends. Mrs. Carl May and son Junior depart for Omaha for a few days of shopping and visiting. Ruby Rudisil and Eva leave for Prescott to visit relatives. Mr. and Mrs. J. Q. Brown return from Sulphur Springs Missouri after a two week stay. Pauline Weller travels to Aurora Illinois for a weekend at the Welcher home. Lena Coen leaves Friday for Fremont Nebraska for a weekend with relatives.
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Lee Dunlap
Fontanelle
E. M. Ozenbaugh
Shenandoah
Axel Jacobson
Orient
Carl May
Son Junior
Omaha
Ruby Rudisil
Little Daugter
Eva
Prescott
J. Q. Brown
Sulphur Springs
Pauline Weller
Aurora
Ill
E. 0. Welcher
Lena Coen
Fremont
Nab
Carnation Club Meets for Pleasant Wednesday Afternoon
The Carnation club enjoyed a pleasant Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Joe Evans home 517 West Adams Street. Contests and games entertained the group while hostess Mrs. Evans with Mrs. York and Mrs. Peery provided refreshments.
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Carnation Club
Joe Evans
W. Adams Street
York
Peery
Hold Evening Party for L S to B of L F and E
The group held its second quarterly party Thursday at the Odd Fellows hall with 70 attendees. Women honors went to Mrs Zelma Standard and men honors to Mr Howard amid dancing and five hundred games. refreshments followed.
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L. S
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Zelma Standard
Mr. Howard
P. K. Anderson
Joe Henry
Roy Hume
Deacon
Harry Hartley
Jessie Stump
Tom Richards
Anna Howard
Dave Griswold
Clara Conrad
Bide A Wee Club Hosts Evening At Mullins Home
The Bide a Wee club met Thursday at Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mullins home in South Pine street. Five hundred was played with Mrs. D F Conway winning first prize, Mrs. J Akes consolation and Mrs. Waleh guest prize. Refreshments followed and Theresa Mullins played piano with Francis Mullins on violin.
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Joe Mullins
South Pine Street
D. F. Conway
J. Akes
Waleh
Theresa Mullins
Francis Mullins
L. S. to B of L F and E Holds Regular Meeting
The L S to B of L F and E held its regular Thursday meeting in the Odd Fellows hall with over 80 members present. After business, a social hour followed in which five hundred was played and Mrs Anna Howard won the honors. Refreshments were provided by committee chair Mrs George Taylor and members Mrs Maud Beasley Mrs Will Truman and Mrs P K Anderson.
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Odd Fellows’ Hall
Anna Howard
George Taylor
Maud Beasley
Will Truman
P. K. Anderson
Lincoln Mothers Club Elects Officers At School Meet
The Lincoln Mothers Club held its regular Thursday gathering at the Lincoln school building. Officers were elected for the coming year with Mrs. S. Strauss chosen president, Mrs. Carl Boone vice president, Mrs. Alice Cabaret secretary, and Mrs. Al Sherwood treasurer. This was the final meeting of the school year.
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Mothers’ Club
The
Lincoln School
S. Strauss
Carl Boone
Alice Cabaret
al Sherwood
Presbyterian church adjourns sixty fifth general assembly
Lexington Kentucky May 29 the sixty fifth general assembly of the Presbyterian church in the United States adjourned yesterday after adopting resolutions favoring every worthy effort to secure the peace of the world.
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Lexington
Sixty-Fifth General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church In the
United States
Two Brothers Die in Erie Airplane Test Flight Crash
In Erie Pennsylvania on May 29 a test flight ended suddenly when a small plane plummeted 3000 feet killing two brothers who were aboard. The crash left both men buried under the wreckage as rescue teams responded to the scene.
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Erie
Alaska Amundsen Question Spurs Coast Guard Move
Mayor Maynard of Noma Alaska cabled the AP suggesting the United States send the veteran coastguard cutter Bear to answer whether Roald Amundsen flew to Alaska. The message highlights a diplomatic note seeking clarification on historical exploration.
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Seattle
Wash
Maynard
Noma Alaska
Associated Press
United States
Bear
Roald Amundsen
Alaska
Spaulding Resident Visits City For Shopping And Socials
Mrs. C. A. Nelson of Spaulding spent Thursday in the city shopping and visiting friends.
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C. A. Nelson
Spaulding
Indianapolis 500 Race Facts From May 29 Preview
AP reports for Indianapolis 500 on May 30 include 24 starters, 2 1/2 mile brick track, 10 first prizes totaling about 100000 with 20000 to winner, lap leader prize of 100, and 125000 expected crowd. Corum narrowly escaped injury when his car struck a curb during practice.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Tommy Milton
Eardl Cooper
Pete de Paolo
Ralph de Palma
L. L. Corum
Harry Hartz
Leon Duray
L. L.codum
Joe Royer
Tommy Miller
Corum-Boyer
Lom L Corum
Navy Plans To Administer Elk Hills Oil Reserves
In Los Angeles Judge Paul J. McCormick voided Elk Hills leases and Hawaii contracts with Doheny interests. The navy will administer the reserves, with Rear Admiral Rousseau placed in charge under Secretary Wilbur, who praised the court decision.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Paul J. McCormick
United States District Court
Doheny
Elk Hills Naval Reserve
Hawaii
Newport
R. I
Navy Department
Elk Hills
Wilbur
Harry H. Rousseau
Corps
Bureau of Navy Yards and Docks
Secretary of the Navy
Naval War College
Wheat crop condition rated very poor in May report
Washington May 29. The agriculture department in its June report warns against a bumper harvest, predicting a poor yield with potential for better crops abroad. More than half of winter wheat acreage in Washington, Montana, Oregon, New Mexico, and Texas abandoned, accounting for nearly a quarter nationwide. Hog supply outlook also tight with about 42 million hogs to be slaughtered this year and 28 million in the first half.
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Associated Press
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Montana
Oregon
New Mexico
Texas
Body of Florence Kane Found In Brooklyn Lot
The body of Florence Kane aged 30 was found in a vacant Brooklyn lot near her home with clothing torn and skull crushed. Two diamond rings remained on her hands suggesting robbery was not the motive. She had attended a theatre the previous night.
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Associated Press
New York
Florence Kane
Brooklyn
Executrix Named in Estate of Sylvenia Carver
Esther V. Waggoner is appointed executrix of the estate of Sylvenia I. Carver in Union County. Creditors must file claims with the district court and debtors should pay the executrix. Public notice dates run May 29, June 5 and June 12, 1925.
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Sylvenia
Carver, de
District Court
Union County
Sylvenia I
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